Florida International University opened the Trimble Technology Lab with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Moss School of Construction, Infrastructure and Sustainability.
A partnership between FIU and Trimble, the lab provides FIU students hands-on experience with a broad range of Trimble’s technologies. It also expands the university’s access and expertise in project management, estimating, architectural modeling and design, structural analysis and design, Mechanical Electrical Plumbing (MEP) design and estimating, mixed reality and office-to-field solutions.
“We are thrilled to have this partnership with Trimble and to have been able to host this event to commemorate it, said Jose Faria, chair of the Moss Department of Construction Management, in a prepared statement. “The lab will help expand the university’s leadership and excellence in training and research in the realms of engineering, construction and the sustainable built environment.”
Partnering with Trimble allows FIU to integrate the latest technology into its curriculum and research, empowering graduates to transform how buildings and living environments are designed and constructed around the world, according to the university
“The Moss Department of Construction Management has become a top construction management school in the state, and one of the best in the country,” said John Volakis, dean of the College of Engineering and Computing. “With all the growth happening in the college, Trimble’s donation comes at an opportune time to help us take even bigger steps.”
Source: FIU
